WHEN Dupe Olowoyo wedded her heartrob Sunday Olowoyo in 1996, her joy of a blissful married life was boundless. Even though babies did not come immediately after the marriage, she did not entertain any fear or misgivings. And when she had a baby boy two years after

The hospitality sector of the tourism industry is at the verge of collapsing in the country if the Federal government does not intervene with a special fund.

The Kenyan ministry of tourism advertised yesterday in the main print media their intent to commence a major grading/classification exercise across the country, using the East African Community guidelines now in place to review the results of previous exercises done under local rules and to give the tourism industry the confidence of a true outcome.

Hope has come the way of Jude Ndubuisi Azubuike, a young lad who until his visual impairment, had, like many other youths, a dream of going to school and becoming a big time lawyer.

Tomorrow is the D-day. Nigeria’s 2011 elections will kick off with the National Assembly contestants slugging it out in different states of the federation. So far, the level of violence recorded in some states has been frightening if not disturbing.